No, you are not breaking the law to contact the law firm. If the letter is suspicious you have a right to determine if it is proper, and the fact...

Yes. When you fill out the birth certificate you may choose the child’s name. You don’t need your ex-husband’s consent to the name. By the way,...

Yes. One role your lawyer can serve is as a communicator and buffer with and between those with whom you don’t want direct contact. If your...

There can be a thousand different possible answers. You should ask the lender. Perhaps he is trying to use real property owned by a trust for...

You change a Last Will and Testament by either drafting a Codicil or drafting a new Will that revokes the former. Like the original Will, the...

Attorney Longyear is correct. The only thing I would add is that unless you are the trustee, the transfers may be accepted or rejected by the...

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To answer your specific question, Ohio Revised Code Section 2115.16 governs the hearing on the Inventory. It provides that "the probate court...

Attorney Goldman is correct, and until your attorney makes the changes, you should proceed as he has suggested. But, he is also correct that you...

No. A spouse has no rights as a beneficiary to the proceeds of a trust created by the other spouse spouse, particularly an irrevocable trust...

Attorney Harrison's answer is correct. The Will is valid, but the provision designating the former spouse as a beneficiary is unenforcable.